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Number of mobile phone users downloading games grew 17 percent year over year in November, with iPhone users accounting for the lion's share, according to ComScore.
Number of mobile phone users downloading games grew 17 percent year over year in November, with iPhone users accounting for the lion's share, according to ComScore.
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However, iPhones pretty much require you use iTunes; unless you jailbreak, but few people go through the trouble of jailbreaking the iPhone.
The real numbers are measured here.
Its *remarkable* what happens when you make something easy to do. People do it!
And with so many people already active in the iphone ecosystem, and so many developers already taking advantage of it, it will be both more difficult, and more important for other companies to follow suit.
cause all the other apps r being neglected
while games r the only thing everyone is focussed on
this is a bad development indeed
especially cause there's so many other amazing apps
like financial apps,travel apps,music apps, even books
and my new favorite lifestyle apps
unique ones like ocarina and zephyr
and many more innovative ones {especially the Remote apps}
there's like 14 categories in the app store but almost
every one of the top 100 apps is either from games or entertainment
don't believe me check appvee.com {the largest iPhone App review site}
they started of great but do only game reviews nowadays !